Sentence examples for impress on students from inspiring English sources

'The first thing we impress on students is that an idea isn't the same as an opportunity,' says John Bates, who runs the LBS Foundation for Entrepreneurial Management.

Mark Keary, the principal of Bethnal Green academy in Tower Hamlets, said the school had an "outstanding system of pastoral care and personal support" and impressed on students the need to respect British values.

In a brief scene depicting one of Yaz's lectures, she tries to impress on her students the beauty of John Coltrane's music.

"The teacher was trying to impress on her students that winter had come, and they should try to avoid colds.

We are all familiar with the idea that history is written by the victors, so I always try to impress on my students that while we can reconstruct a version of what might have happened, history is not a science that can be reproduced in a lab.

A guest lecture by a researcher from Entelos on modeling of diabetes served well to impress on the students what the subject entails.

One of the desired consequences of reduced instructor control in peer-facilitated study groups is increased student responsibility for learning (creating more self-regulated learners; e.g., Schunk, 2001), therefore it is crucial that we impress on preceptors and students the importance of active learning, including critical-thinking activities (Bloom levels 3 6), in study groups.

The reason he's on the road so much is that he's trying to connect with (mostly) law students to impress on them the harm that "content theft" is doing to his industry.

Mr. Escalante always impressed on his students the importance of "ganas" — desire.

He also impressed on the students that they were just playing a game.

Yau believed that a mathematician has an obligation to be explicit, and impressed on his students the importance of step-by-step rigor.